Is it difficult to apply for a study visa? A probe into Canada's new policy of studying abroad

It is difficult to apply for a student visa directly because it is difficult to change from a tourist visa to a study visa in Canada. It is generally believed that there are four types of people who find it difficult to obtain a Canadian student visa: financial problems, backward study, old age, and inability to provide qualified IELTS scores. This paper will introduce the New Policy for Studying Abroad promulgated by the Immigration Bureau on June 20 14, and the difference between Canada's transfer visa and China's direct application for studying abroad visa.

New policy of studying abroad

On June 14, 1, the new policy of studying abroad was promulgated, allowing three types of people to change their Canadian tourist visas for studying abroad. Primary and secondary school students, exchange students, students who have taken short courses in Canada.

Older students

It is very difficult for older students to apply for a student visa directly. They have stable families and jobs, good entry and exit records, and it is easier to get tourist visas. When they enter Canada with a tourist visa, they are usually given a six-month stay to learn the language there, thus complying with Article 3 of the New Deal.

Language course learning

Even if students have good language scores, they should attend the designated language courses to meet the visa transfer requirements of Canadian tourists.

Domestic application for student visa

The reason why a student visa is refused in China is usually the purpose of the visit. The applicant is older and the purpose of study is not clear. There are no such problems in applying in Canada. As long as it meets the requirements of the law, you can apply. There is no subjective factor. It is not a problem for older students to study in Canada, but the student visa applied for in China is the same as that applied for in China.